Water supply in Roman Carthage

Wells and cisterns are found in houses in Carthage. People would rely on rainwater harvesting to cover their needs.

the Cisterns of Malaga are constructed.

Hannibal’s epic march to Rome takes place.

The Zaghouan aqueduct is constructed ensuring Carthage with sufficient water supply.

The Antonin Public baths (thermes) are constructed in Carthage.

The Zaghouan aqueduct is vandalised and since then it is abandoned.

The Zaytuna mosque is constructed in Tunis.

The aqueduct of Zaghouan undergoes repair and diversion works by the Hafsides.

The Bridge and dam of El Batan is constructed.